For India, the rules of engagement are settled: Kashmir doesn’t warrant the intervention of a third party, it has to be resolved bilaterally

The framework for the flow of annual surplus to the government should involve an amendment to the RBI Act so as to do away with the ambiguity that exists today

The day is not far off when one can download the entire material of any given subject directly onto the brain through chips

Pakistan, now that it has been exposed, must start corrective steps by providing consular access to Jadhav and conducting a fair trial

By handing out a balanced verdict in the case, the Supreme Court has allowed the matters to take their own precipitous course

Home Minister Amit Shah must measure up to the assurance he gave to the House that the new law will not be misused

Cricket has never known a day so thrilling, so wonderful and so savagely cruel

The public spat between the two co-founders of IndiGo, the country’s largest airline with 49% market share, reflects the turmoil in the aviation industry. Already, the oldest private airline, Jet Airways, has collapsed due to the mismanagement and wrong business strategies by its promoter Naresh Goyal and his refusal to heed to the early warning

There could be some retrospection and postmortem but let us also enjoy the wonderful streak by Kohli’s men till the semi-finals

With one State after the other slipping out of its hands, the Congress cannot afford to conduct the party affairs in its old nonchalant ways

US President's tariff threat seems to be a ploy to put pressure ahead of the trade talks to extract more from India

It is disappointing that just Rs 1.08 lakh crore has been earmarked for modernisation in the Rs 3.18-lakh crore Defence budget

In the rapidly shifting power games, no party — either the Congress or the BJP — is in a position to claim the moral high ground

Pakistan’s latest announcement on prosecuting the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafeez Saeed and his associates on terrorism charges comes across as a mere eyewash in the face of growing pressure from the United States and a global watchdog group, Financial Action Task Force (FATF). It has now become a familiar pattern with Islamabad to initiate

This is at best an incremental welfarist Budget with no bold steps or out-of-the-box initiatives to rev up the economy

Economic Survey projects a positive overall picture but fails to suggest any immediate policy measures to tackle the current slowdown

With the World Cup drawing to a close, India’s chances seem bright for yet another moment of triumph. It is all about holding the nerves in the end

Despite hiccups, GST has been beneficial as tax compliance has gone up significantly and assessee base increased 84%

Doubling the size of the economy is possible only when every sector is actively engaged in productivity, especially MSMEs which are stifled by access to credit

The inter-state river water disputes in India often linger on for decades, invariably marked by bitterness and rancour. They are periodically used to score political brownie points, ignoring the interests of people on either side of the divide. Given this reality, the sibling Telugu states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have set an example for res